Article clipped from Burlington Weekly Hawk Eye

the modem implements for gold muting.— 6?o:e Rcgisitr, 15;AA?* A B ORIGIN A I. CATAXRV COMT'A^TY.—During the height of the excitement, yesterday in thia ciij, when the militiamen were congregating for drill, and the streets wcro crowded with emigrants and u throng tiT other 9lraBBftS»9, cavalcade a xnilo or less long made its appearance fresh from the* Mtf?quaka. country, on its way to toe We« on a grand fall hunt. Very fcvideotly these aboriginal braves were not on toe “war path, for every particular pony was loaded to toe quarter deck with a mixed cargo of squaw, pappooses, black618. cooking utensils, and omcr household gous such as theee nomads delight to worship. There might have been a good deal of romance io the eopearance ora ‘'big Ingin in the days of ‘he Confederation of the Iroquois, but J. Fennimore Cooper never sawn Alns-qoaka, or ho wouldn’t have slopped over in his admiration of the Copper9kina.—2h.Xeb Exonns from Richmond.—A correspondent from Butler's headquarters, -writes: jThere has been qniio an exodus of old I nnd df-crouid residents of Richmond since 1
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Burlington Weekly Hawk Eye

Burlington, Iowa, US

Sat, Oct 22, 1864

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